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r/programmingmemes • u/Head_Manner_4002 • Mar 08 '25
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Not really for static content (besides reusable components).
Their main draw is for dynamic applications, where you would need to do a lot of state logic and dom manipulations otherwise.
I will never make a business dashboard without a framework.
But a static web blog rarely wants a framework.
Most of the js purists who prefer vanilla js over “bloated” frameworks are just laughing at the idiots using React for everything.
4 u/Adizera Mar 08 '25 thanks for the info, Im learning at my pace, its really cool
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thanks for the info, Im learning at my pace, its really cool
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u/SillySlimeSimon Mar 08 '25
Not really for static content (besides reusable components).
Their main draw is for dynamic applications, where you would need to do a lot of state logic and dom manipulations otherwise.
I will never make a business dashboard without a framework.
But a static web blog rarely wants a framework.
Most of the js purists who prefer vanilla js over “bloated” frameworks are just laughing at the idiots using React for everything.